Obituary notices from Milford area deaths and services
Multiple obituaries note services and survivors. Agnes Andrews funeral held at August G. Baker mortuary chapel with burial at Park cemetery. pallbearers listed. Thomas Smith, 60, Hanover street, funeral arrangements pending. Ernest Witterwell, 80, Pond street Milford, long illness, survived by wife and children, Catholic church member. Julia A. Schmitthenner funeral conducted by Rev William H Jepson, body sent to Port Washington for burial.
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Agnes Andrews
William H. Jepson
Funer
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Park Cemetery
Charles C. King
Clyde E. Wilson
John J. Ryan
Edward T. Mursh
Thomas W. Murphy
Julius Uer
Thomas Smith
Hanover Street
Ernest Witterwell
Pond Street
Milford
Hiruseclis
Belgium
St. Mary’s Church
Royal Arcanum
Rudolph Langner
Henry Cleary
Bidgeport
Raymond
B6ilford
Les
Edward
We Javen
Julia A. Schmitthenner
Union Avenue
Wm. HH. Jepson
Port Washington
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Robt Emmett Club Elects Col Murphy at Annual Meeting
The Robert Emmett club elected Col Murphy as president at its annual gathering held at the Hibernian home, 161 Washington Avenue. Other officers include Vice President Thomas Spiers Recording Secretary TJ Tane Financial Secretary TH McMahon Treasurer William Griffith Trustees John T Quinlan Timothy Sullivan Noyle Sentinel Thomas Harkey Conductor Frank Brady and Past President Captain John O Connell.
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Murphy
Robert Emmett Club
Hibernian
Washington Avenue
Thomas Spiers
TJ. Tane
T. H. McMahon
William Griffith
John T Quinlan
Timothy’ Sullivan
N J. Noyle
Thomas Harkey
Frank Brady
John O'Connell
Social notes and charity events with local club details
Mrs. N BE of Park Avenue New York returns home after visiting Mrs. L Birdseye of 733 Fairfield Avenue. Charity ball committees announced with chairs Miss Alice Curtis Mrs William Miller Paxton and others. May E Down heads to Plainfield New Jersey for several months. Apron sale and supper at English Lutheran church parish on Grove Street. Joseph H Bentley named delegate to national AIME meeting in New York December 5 to 9. Naturalization class at the YMCA features illustrated lecture on US history. 159 applicants expected next session. Kiwanis lunch speaker 3 H Lewis of Pathe Freres on talking machines. Rev William Horace Day to speak at YMCA Sunday meetings. Dr Peter Roberts to lectur e on The Immigrant and the Community. Marion Evans to address YWCA nutrition series. second lecture in January. Mary Sales Hancourt notes Fleurette School of Dancing moves to Masonic Temple. Girl Reserves to run open house at Golden Hill YWCA. Madame Hawes to entertain with French stories at high school. Fifth District Democratic Women’s Club meets at 303 Wood Avenue with basketry and millinery exhibition next Mon-Tue-Wed at Golden Hill YWCA. Mrs H M Heberly hosts Mary Beardsley Society meeting to plan kitchen for new Olive Congregational church parish. Ossell at Stratfield winter home returns after Urbana Dayton Shelby trip.
Weadon Elected President of Bridgeport Medical Association
At the annual Bridgeport Medical Association meeting held in the Welfare building Dr W Lee Weadon former chief surgeon at Galen hospital was elected president Also named were vice president secretary treasurer and curator Several technical papers were presented and committees formed for the year Advertise In The Times.
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Bridgeport Medical Association
W. Lee. Weadon
The
Galen Hospital
Wilam Curley
Francis P. Carroll
Se. R. TH. W. Strang
Momis L. Cheney
Times
Local Attorney Explains Irish Peace Pact Limits
John J. Cullinan of Cullinan & Culinan explains the Irish peace pact. He notes Ulster cannot vote to leave the Irish Free State but can retain local self government. Key limits include Northern Ireland rights, Irish Free State military restraint, and Imperial privileges affecting waters and sovereignty.
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the Times
John J. Cullinan
Cullinan & Culinan
Springfield Republican
Ulster
Irish Free State
Freedom of
Northern Ireland
Ulster as part of Irish Free State under treaty terms
The text argues Article XIV places Ulster within the Irish Free State with retained local rights, compares the peace pact to the American constitutional convention, and contrasts British imperial authority with U S federal power, noting Ireland’s nonconscripted status and limited imperial control over its citizens.
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Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Irish Free State
Ulster
Ireh Free State
England
Mercs
Connecticut
Congress
George V
Hay
Developments at Conference Yesterday in China Crisis
A Chinese crisis at yesterday's conference deepens as four chief advisers resign from the Chinese delegation and Dr Wong resigns as chief justice. The Peoples Delegates harshly attack Japan in Shantung and demand unconditional return of the province. Sun Yat Sen sends a complete conference program by cable tolls. Rumors of an entente among the United States Britain Japan and possibly France and Italy provoke silence from American officials.
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Wong
China
Japan
Shantung
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Great Britain
France
Pacific
Irish victory welcomed as Crehan plans Washington trip
Simon Crehan state president of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic expresses pleasure over Ireland’s victory. He will attend a Washington conference at Hon. Harry Boland’s summons to discuss immediate future policies. Boland credits American financial support Congress leniency and public sympathy for Ireland’s favorable position.
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Simon Crehan
American Association For the Recognition
Harry Boland
United States
Simon Creman
Washington
Boland
Crehan
America
Congress
Ireland
Givan
Britain
Juvenile Delinquency Increase in Kansas
Topeka reports a 41 percent rise in juvenile delinquency across Kansas based on state juvenile court records. Rev W B Blackstack cites parental friction as a factor while noting court counts from July 1919 to July 1921 show 155 boys before the court, rising to 502 in the following period.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
W. B. Blackstack
Weis
Appointed Trustee in Ruby Bankruptcy Case
Attorney Paul Goldberg was yesterday named trustee of the bankrupt state of Julus J. Ruby who ran a shoe store in this city. Referee John Keogh designated appraisers William Conn W H Wadhams and Philip Covitt to value the estate.
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Paul Goldberg
Julus J. Ruby
John Keogh
William Conn
W. H. Wadhams
Philip Covitt
Trolley fare protest canvass and town notes
A Stratford community canvass seeks to curb excessive trolley fares to work or shops. About 000 cards distributed. names required to present to the Public Utilities Commission. Local theater tonight shows Over the Hill with The Tip adaptation. other notices on town government, school board, and 1915 tax unpaid items and local accounts.
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Saaces
Chamber
Public Utilities Commission
Oon
Stratford All Stars seek Sunday game before season ends
Stratford sports news notes the All Stars may try one more Sunday game before season end. Football season lengthening ideas appear, with fans desiring a longer schedule and players shaping up early fall. Tonight over the Hil shows end at Stratford theatre with Harold Lloyd comedy. Edward Bennetts of Horn praises council manager plans. Floral Park seeks more officers to aid Stratford police, while Paradise Green residents worry about security and lighting as night patrols start. Robert Turney to address Christchurch parish house on women’s clubs, with Town Manager Hunter speaking on town business methods.
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Stratford Theatre
Harold Lloyd
Edward Bennetts
Horn
Floral Park
Stratford
Myerd
Ry Vielts
Burriars
Floral Park Association
R. J H. Hunter
Paradise Green
Stoula
Robert Turney
Christchurch
League For Women Voters
Wmen
RB. H. Hunter
Mas
Fourth Annual Informal Dance at Black Rock Church
The officers of the ex int Men's League of the Black Rock Congregational church host their fourth annual informal dance and entertainment on Friday December 3 in the Third District ballrooms on Alfred Street. Beardsworth’s Orchestra will provide music for dancing. Admission by invitation from committee members Frank Teasdsworth Frank Anderson Arnold Rorsman Fiugo Ruft Herman Pardon and Barry Wilson.
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Frank Teasdsworth
Frank Anderson
Arnold Rorsman
Fiugo Ruft
Herman Pardon
Barry Wilson
Fire Commissioners Move to Trim Budget Ahead of Year
Members of the Board of Fire Commissioners met last night to begin drafting the departmental budget. They aim to keep spending at or below last year's level, with no tentative figures set. A further meeting is planned for next week.
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Board of Fire Commissioners
Anothi
Arraignment in Boston for fatal shooting by Dow
Albert C. Dow of Yale street faces arraignment in Boston on a reckless driving charge after he shot a burglar who attempted to rob his home last month. He was transferred to Massachusetts authorities by the sheriff as extradition papers were signed by Governor Lake. A long standing windmill in Brixton, London, remains, while aircraft with 12 ton payloads and 000 miles radius are in design.
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Albert C. Dow
Yale Street
Boston
Muscachusetta
Brideport
Lake Dow
Marsachusett
Sherif Pea
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New York
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Alice Curtis
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Maxwell Griffith
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English Lutheran Church
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Laurel Avenue
Joseph H. Bentley
American Association of Mechanical Engineers
National Association
M.C. A. Will Orten
Naturalieation Court
H. Lewis
Pathe Freres Co
Stratfield
Mr. Lewis
William Horace Day
United Congregsional Church
M.C. A
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Chamber of Commerce
Marion Evans
State Agricultural College
Golden Till House
Mise Evans
Mary Sales Hancourt
Fleurette School of Dancing
Masonic Temple
Varmaatt
Golden Hill
Madame Hawes
Fifth District
Democratic Women's Club
Wood Avenue
Golden Hill House
YW. C. A
H. M. Heberly
Fairview Avenue
Mary Beardsley Society
New Olvet Congregational Church
Ouse
W. Lee Weadon
Corpro
Tity Savings Bank
John J, Cull
Erin
Crean
the Smith
Murray Co
Fairfield Ave
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Christ
Populs
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Murray
Chamber of Comme
Harold Troga
Jim Sexton
Sterday
Calcutta
Board of Education
American
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